Copper Dipper c. 1937

"Copper Dipper," created by American artist George V. Vezolles in 1937, is a detailed watercolor painting depicting a simple yet powerful object: a copper dipper. Vezolles's meticulous attention to detail captures the worn texture of the dipper, highlighting its use and history. This work showcases the artist's keen eye for observing everyday objects, elevating them to the status of fine art. The dipper’s rustic charm, rendered with meticulous detail, invites viewers to contemplate the significance of everyday objects.